The Voice Of Silence Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBA CDDC EFFE| Hath Sound alone a voice Nay 'tis not so | A |
| Silence can speak unto the inner ear | B |
| If it be finely tuned and keyed to hear | B |
| A meaning laden message soft and low | A |
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| Silence hath secrets of the farther spheres | C |
| And echoes caught from the Eternal Sounds | D |
| That past all earthly and diurnal bounds | D |
| Are symphonies unto Eternal Ears | C |
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| Alas our baser senses but discern | E |
| At moments rare some faint and broken note | F |
| Some few words from the Perfect Poem float | F |
| To us Ah would that we the whole might learn | E |
Clark Ashton Smith
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